[#78345] Where is Insut Norway located.

[Gjest Kim Schmitt]

Please help me locate where this is at Thanks Kim

[Gjest Anfinn Bernaas]

Insut is obviously a misspelling. It doesn't make sense in Norwegian. Could it be Inset/Insæt or other variations? In which context is this place name?

[Gjest Kim Schmitt]

Good morning, I'm not sure what the context is. All I do know a Sivert Botnan was born in Insut, norway December 4, 1904 and died November 30, 1987 in the same place. I do believe he got married their as well to Edna Easthagen from Minneasota ,usa. There is no records here of their marriage. I knew he was buried here in the states in 1989. I just don't know what county would Inset or Insaet would be located in Thanks Kim

[Gjest Kjell Hamberg]

Hello! Think I found him!Sivert was born at Botnan in Innset on Dec.2, 1904 and christened (I believe in Innset church) January 6, 1905. Parents:Nils Sivertsen Botnan and Kjerstine Johansdatter.Source: MINI#7 for Innset in Kvikne 1887-1911 (chr#1m-1905). (Look under 'Scanned parish records'/Hedmark county).Innset is located in the northwestern corned of Hedmark county, right on the border towards Sør-Trøndelag county.Regards Kjell Hamberg

[Gjest Dag T. Hoelseth]

Direct link:Kildeinformasjon: Hedmark fylke, Innset i Kvikne, Ministerialbok nr. 7 (1887-1911), Fødte og døpte 1905, side 32. Permanent sidelenke: [url="http://www.arkivverket.no/URN:kb_read?idx_kildeid=4740&idx_id=4740&uid=ny&idx_side=-35>Lenke Permanent bildelenke:

[Gjest Kim Schmitt]

Thanks for the direct link!! I also found his confirmation record. I was wondering if someone has the bydebok for that parish after 1937. The archives only go through 1937.Thanks Kim

[Gjest Kim Schmitt]

Thanks for the direct link!! I also found his confirmation record. I was wondering if someone has the bydebok for that parish after 1937. The archives only go through 1937.Thanks Kim

[Gjest Dag T. Hoelseth]

Even if there are no records of a marriage in Minneapolis, it still could have taken place there - I would be surprised if all the marriages are registered... It seems more likely that they got married in Minneapolis where both lived as late as in 1930, cf. the US 1930 census, than that they should go to Norway to get married. Obviously Sivert was on a home visit in 1987 and died there (as you know, Edna was born on 28 March 1891 and died in December 1972). Just my two cents...Have you searched for their obituaries? They might give a clue about when they got married.DTH

[Gjest Eva Tomter]

He is single in original passenger list:

[Gjest Eva Tomter]

His wife:

[Gjest Eva Tomter]

30 years later, still single, occupation multigraph operator.

[Gjest Dag T. Hoelseth]

Yes, I should have mentioned in my message no. 8 that both were single as of 1930 according to the US Census that year.DTH

[Gjest Kim Schmitt]

Dag,Thanks for helping. Sivert is not listed in the 1930 or 1940 census.Thanks Kim

[Gjest Dag T. Hoelseth]

So 'Sever Botnan Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota abt 1904 Minnesota Lodger' is not 'your' Sivert Botnan?DTH

[Gjest Kim Schmitt]

That probaly is him. But when i was on Ancestry I couldn't find any recoprds on him . Thanks Kim

[Gjest Leiv Skjerve]

PACH BotnanNills d e Sivetsen Botnan b 1870 was the son of Marit Nilsdatter Botnan b 1844, married to smed Sivert Nilsen b 1840, unknown Marit was the daughter of Nils d y Kristoffersen Botnan b about 1800 and Olava Margrethe Iversdatter Brattbost b 1817. Have a look at [url="http://leskjerv.seria.no/aner/0005>http://leskjerv.seria.no/aner/0005)5632.htmNils d e b 1870 was married to Kristine Johansdatter Flatmo b 1881 She was the sister of Esten Johansen b 1883 Haqve a look at: